Deriver manager key - Toshiba Satellite A205-S4617 Notebook

I don't know but if you check the wiring diagram I believe you will find the mass airflow sensor is connected to the engine management computer and derives the power it needs from there; therefore it isn't fused separately and any fuses in the circuit are those providing power to the engine management computer.

Windows is the operating system , There gives only three main, Windows , MAC and Android,(a Linux derivative) explorer is a part of Windows( it is the part of windows that manages your files/ data) , it is the file manager.
The party should have asked only if you have Windows , Android, or Mac

The key code is derived from the car vin number - take that or a good key to a dealer to get the code.

Tell me where the key (or Submenu TAB) is and I will tell you how to use it. Apparently you were living in TI Planet and now have moved to Casio Planet and you need to adjust to the jet lag brought about by the transition.

In Run>Mat press [SHIFT][ MODE] to enter the (Setup).. On the 5th line: Derivative set the selection to ON.
Press Menu then Graph. Enter a function, validate and press F6:Draw.
Once graph is draw press the F1:trace key. A CROSS appears on the graph indicating the default starting position. At the bottom of the screen you see X=, Y=, and dY/dX=
The last one is obviously the value of the derivative at the position of the cross. Move the cursor to another point to see the values X, Y, and dY/dX.
You can also enter a value of X to find Y and dY/dX. Make sure the X-value you enter is in the interval between Xmin and Xmax, the window limits.

The syntax of the command is

where function is the expression you are differentiating
x is the value of variable x at which you are evaluating the derivative, and tol is the tolerance (the error) you are willing to tolerate in the result.

If you do not want to specify a tolerance just omit the last comma and tol.

To enter the command d/dx you use key sequence [SHIFT][Integral]
To enter the symbol x in the expression you press [ALPHA][ ) ]
To enter a comma you use [SHIFT] [ ) ]
To enter a power of 10 in the tolerance use [x10^X] key

Example : Calculate

The key sequence is as follows
[SHIFT] [Integral] 3 [ALPHA] [ ) ] [X^2] [-] 5 [ALPHA] [ ) ] +2 [SHIFT] [ ) ] 2 [SHIFT] [ ) ] 1 [x10^X] [(-)] 12 ) [=]

DO NOT confuse [SHIFT] [ ) ] which enters the comma and [ALPHA] [ ) ] which enters the variable X

If the setting Derivative is ON, the value of the first derivative is evaluated at the point of the graph where the trace cursor happens to be.
When you hit trace, the cursor was displayed at the X-value of -4. If you want the value of the derivative at x=2, just move the cursor to x=2. Use the right arrow key. Once the cursor is at x=2, the first derivative of the function at x=2 will be displayed.

- Here is a screen capture with the example of the function y=2x^2-3. I drew the tangent at x=2. It may not always be possible to have the value calculated at a point of your choosing. this is due to the finite value of the increment in the drawing. You may have to play with the window settings.


As you can see the computed value of the derivative is correct but the y-value is not (due to the finite pitch)
In the next screen capture all values are correct using trace, but the tangent line at x=2 was drawn separately.

If you want to get an answer like 1/2X for d/dx(X^2), you will have to purchase a CAS calculator like Casio's Algebra FX-2 or Classpad. TI series calculators also have CAS.
However, you can calculate the numerical values of derivatives and integrals only.
To calculate the value of a proper integral:

1. Press the 'ON' key;
2. Press the Integral key ;
3. Enter your expression (example X^2+X-3 etc);
4. Press the 'comma' key after your expression;
5. Input the first limit after comma, input comma again after first limit;
6. Close brackets;
7. Press the equals key, display may return after a while with the answer.

for eg to calculate ∫xdx from 0 to 2, input as follows:

∫dx(X,0,2)

To calculate derivative at a point:

1. Press Shift and then the integration key.
2. Enter your function;
3. Input comma;
4. input the point at which you want to evaluate the derivative;
5. Close bracket and press enter.

Example, to calculate d/dx X^2 at 3 input:

SHIFT+∫dx key X^2,3)

Display looks like this: d/dx(X^2,3).

hello,
The calculator will calculate the derivative at a point. It will not give you the formula for the derivative, just the derivative at the point you choose.
Sorry, it can ONLY do NUMERICAL differentiations and integrations.

Assuming that you have access to 10,000 PCs and stating any other reasonable assumption you need to make calculate how long it will take on average to derive an AES key using a key space search(sometimes referred to as a brute force attack)

Why not add a simple derived table in the universe, e.g.

select 1 as 1

Then place a self restricting join on the derived table
Then add the self restricting join to both contexts

Create an object from the derived table and add to query...
this should prompt users for a context.

JB